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| Jamie Hewlett, Damon Albarn with Gorillaz (back) |
It seems it's the end of the animated music group, Gorillaz.
Damon Albarn told The Guardian that more Gorillaz music is
"unlikely". The Blur front man revealed that he and Jamie Hewlett had
fallen out while making latest LP The Fall. "I think we were at cross
purposes somewhat on that last record, which is a shame," he said. When
pressed on whether he is no longer on friendly terms with Hewlett, Damon admitted:
"That sounds very juvenile, doesn't it? But being juvenile about it, it
happens. It's a shame." The 44-year-old singer-songwriter added that a
reunion is "unlikely" unless "a time comes when that knot has
been untied". Formed in 1998, Gorillaz have released three
platinum-selling albums, peaking with 2005's Demon Days.
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